Tracing Rainbows

I don't think I have ever been to Shropshire, but that is where we are going today. I know very little about this county. Telford i...

I'm working very slowly on a new sewing project. I'm amused to realise that "running stitch" is not necessarily done at sp...

According to the Oxford Dictionary, this means "to be dazed or stupefied, as if by heavy blows to the head" In recent weeks, I ha...

A number of blogfriends have contacted me for details of the book lent to me by my friend Richard.  It is this one I feel I should make s...

Monday, April 29th - I took Bob to Wisbech to look at a Georgian town. This obviously sparked an interest - one week later, Bank Holiday Mon...

When I was first diagnosed with "Post Viral Fatigue  Syndrome ", my friend Richard sent me a very helpful little booklet. One sec...

I am definitely in the "Love It!" camp. Marmite was in the news yesterday, because Google selected Dr Lucy Mills as the Google D...

In my post about Peckover House I mentioned the amazing papercrafted creations in the Library. Here's a quick review of three books I b...

Here is Peckover House, Wisbech. It is a beautiful red brick Georgian property, with wonderfully perfumed wisteria climbing the walls.  T...

The Georgian Era is considered to be from 1714 - 1830 [or 1837 if you include King William 4] I'm not very clued up on this bit of his...